Jayhawker Football Letters Awarded to 25 Varsity Players
University board of athletics grants twenty five football letters plus cross country letters and numerals. Bernard Frazier elected captain of the 1928 cross country team after dominant runs including the Missouri Valley meet in Manhattan. Freshmen and varsity players named for football and cross country awards. multiple individuals listed among awardees.
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University Board Ofthletics
E. H. ‘Tinder
Bernard Frazier
Athol
Frazier
Missouri Valley Neet
Manhattan
Tedmon Ash
Glenn Burton
Donald Cooper
Wesley Cramer
Gueh Douglas
Delmar Fritts
Barrett Hamilton
Harold Hauser
Carl,Kullman
Arthur Anee
Ronald Logan
Stewart Svman
Gordon McMillan
Thomas
Andrew Olson
John Sharathony Propernick
Henry Edgar Schmidt
Harold Idt
Jon Akers
Allen Cochsan
Herbert Hadley
Clark Sher
Jack Schonfin
Cros
W. C. McPherson
Rodney Tir Jieder
Dean Matthews
Q. PF. Bullock Berison
George al
Open Season Friday Tonganoxie Dec 14
Tonganoxie opens season with limited practice as only one lettered returnee from last year Joins W J Stephenson to form a weakened lineup. Knox, last year’s center, likely out with a broken leg. Piper and Casebier lead a veteran visitor squad. Local prospects include Sachrest Perkins Gordon Jones and Snow contesting guards and forwards. Schedule lists several early Kaw Valley matchups through December.
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Tonganoxie
W. J. Stephenson
Jane
Agai
Atlanthe
Sachrest
Renter
Perkins
Gordon
Jones
Snow
Tongamnaxie
Welberie Izinexie
Linwood
Inweed
Tonzart de
Jayhawk Leader James Hill Tops Mt. Oread Roster
Pittsburg forward James Hill enter his second year as Mt. Oread basketball captain and co captain of the 1928 Kansas team. He will play against Kansas A ggies Friday night as the Mt. Oread quintet hosts the matchup. Loren Murchison remains ill with cerebrospinal meningitis and shows only slight improvement, doctors cautious on his prognosis as the Elks bowling scores conclude the page.
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Harely. Schmidt
K. U
Mt. Dread
Crimson
Blue
Wildcats
Manhattan
Schmidt
Hare Teachers
James Hill
Pittsburg
Mt. Oread
Hill
Knsas
Kansas Aggies
Mirchisen
Decatur
Loren Murchison
Murchison
ELKS
Baker University Wildcats Open 1927-28 Season in Kansas City
Baker University basketball opens the 1927-28 season with a trip to Kansas City to face Kansas City Life. Coach Liston brings a veteran squad tested by last season's strong run, aiming to preview strength before conference play begins after the holidays.
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Baker
Fin
Kansas
Ladies Find They Pay If They're Late
By Al Demaree, former pitcher for the New York Giants, recounts old gate practices before turnstiles. Visiting clubs faced payoffs to players for late arrivals, sometimes with home representatives more fan than financier, leading to graft opportunities for pitchers who hustled for change and charged fans a dollar.
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al Demaree
New York Giants
Cub
Rickard Under Fire As Madison Square Garden Show Fizzles
New York boxing chiefs blocked the planned January heavyweight card at the Garden after managers mislisted participants. Rumors swirled about missing names including George Godfrey and a Han sen bout, triggering the promoter ban. In baseball, George Sisler was reportedly sold to Kingston for an undisclosed sum.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Jon
Jimmy Johnson
Leo P. Flynn
Phil Scott
Jack Dempsey
Tex
the Garden
Sey
Gene Tunney
Pauline Uzeidun
Johnny Risko
Jack Sharkey
Tom Heeney
Carder
Johnson
Flynn
George Godfrey
Godfrey
Knute Hansen
Richard
New York Boxing Commission
Manay
Sisler
Washington
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Kington
Phil Ball
Browns
Ottawa Cagers Open Season With Big Win
Ottawa University defeated Kansas City University 71 to ? in Ottawa Kansas. Freshmen played in the opener and the game was not a conference matchup.
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Ottawa Cagers
Ottawa
Kas
Ottawa University
Kansas City University
Noted missionary Ellen Stone dies in Chelsea
Ellen M Stone, the American missionary famed for her 1901 kidnapping by Macedonian bandits and subsequent Queen's ransom, died in Chelsea Massachusetts. She had been sent to the Balkans in 1878 and her captivity near Samokov Bulgar ia drew U S intervention and a ransom of 110000 promised, later reduced with a 72500 payment after a grace period.
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Mass
Ellen M. Stone
Hex Lfe
United States
Miss Stone
Balkans
Foreign Sons
Samokov
Bulgaria
Turkey
Mme? Tsilka
Constantinople
Board of Foreign Missions
Brdder
Lawrence Council R S M Elects Officers After Meeting
Lawrence Council No 44 R S M conferred degree with six candidates last night. A banquet at 6 30 p m followed. Dr E M Owen presided as master. Election and installation of officers included T T Master Paul A Lange Deputy Master Lawton Allen P C of Work Clarence F E Birch Treasurer George Dunkley Recorder Harry B Sparks Vap C G Simon A Wood les Steward Sentinel William A Taurine H Eastman installed. Governor Paulen of Kansas plans an airplane inspection tour of state institutions next spring.
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Lawrence Council
S. M
Lawrence Counci
Paul A. Lange
Lawton
Allen
P. C
Clarence FE. Birch
George Dunkley
Harry.b
Sparks
C. G. Simon A. Woodlers
Sentinel
William
AL Taurine
H. Eastman
Woodlawn Pupils Stage Autumn Gold Operetta Dec 15
Pupils of Woodlawn school present Autumn Gold an operetta in three acts in the school auditorium with two performances at 8:00 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. The story follows Summer battling goblins and the North Wind as Autumn's leaves are to be painted gold, with elves invoked to oppose mischief.
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Otis M. Carrington
Woodlawn
Hein Eee
Gobins
Summer
Autumn
North Wind
Snowland
Druggist Gave Her Very Good Advice
Misa Ruth Horowitz of Bronx New York says a vegetable laxative pill helped her indigestion and constipation. Since taking one nightly Tam tak ing them she feels like herself again and can eat foods without fear of an attack. Carter's Little Liver Pills available from druggists in 75 cent sizes.
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Misa Ruth Horowitz
Bronx
N. Y
Tam
Carter
Autumn Returns: Elves Reclaim the Scene In Operetta
In a school operetta, elves seize the wand from goblins and drive them underground to Winter. The elf captain races to restore Autumn, ordering petals to color the leaves as all rush to welcome Autumn again. Pupils include Summier Blossom Ewing Autumn Dorothea Winegartner North Wind Waneta Rake Elf Captain Dale Castle Chief Goblin Leo Godfrey.
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Autumn
Summier
Blossom Ewing
Dorothea
Bride-Filed Cruelty Suit After Four Days of Marriage
Pittsburg Kansas AP reports Skinner files for divorce after four days of marriage accusing his bride of extreme cruelty. The suit seeks force from the bride and details are sparse in the fragment.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Skinner
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